Modules came about in PowerShell V2. V2 can still load Snapins though, if necessary. The big difference is that modules can be deployed using Xcopy. There is no need to register anything. To deploy a Snapin, an installer would have to hack the registry, which would require elevated priveleges. To load a module, you simply … Read more
The biggest issue I see with import config is that you don’t know what will happen when you import it. Yes, you will get a set of symbols that are naturally referenced using a . style interface. But the code in the configuration file can also do who-knows-what. Now, if you completely trust your users, … Read more
Modules are best for libraries. They give you more control over what is exported from the module. That is by default all script variables in a PSM1 file are private – not visible outside the module when it’s imported. Likewise, all functions are public. However, you can use Export-ModuleMember in your PSM1 file to control … Read more
OK I found the answer by myself: You must not add the external library as an existing module. It will make a copy of it under your project folder. What you have to do is: Delete the library folder in your current project. (You can also delete the ./idea/modules/[module_name] folder.) Open the setting.gradle file and … Read more
Remove this line from the build.gradle on the specified project apply from: ‘https://raw.github.com/twotoasters/gradle-mvn-push/master/gradle-mvn-push.gradle’